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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 3, Issue 727, 26 March 1881, Page 2

T HE BALANCE OF F. W. HALES' STOCK HAS BEEN REMOVED ' TO THE BRICK STORE, And is now laid out in the centre of the Store all READY to be SOLD at- the same LOW PRICES And the same discount of 2 sra r Will be allowed on all purchases of ONE POUND and upwards on DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, & ALL FANCY GOODS, cash buyers Are requested to malie their (purchases SHARP As the whole of tho balance of the stock MUST BE SOLD Within a few weeks to make room for a shipment of Winter Goods. M. CASELBERG & 00. 691 MONET TO LEND, ANY SUM REQUIRED UP TO 00A AAA - Interest}from 7to On Broad Acres, Borrowers on Mortgage and owners of properties mortgaged at high rates to Loan Societies and others should take advanl of the present very low rates of interest, Wecan negotiate tho sale and transfer of CHAS. POWNALL <£ CO., Scriveners and Mortgage Agents, 627 Grey-streot, Wellington, Harvey & murk ay, Al'o Cash Purchasers of WOOL, SHEEPSKINS, HIDES, At their Wool Works, Masterton. WOOL SCOURED at Wellington Prices, and delivered at the Masterton Railway Station. Wool-Bales on stile at Lowest Current Rates. D. F. McCarthy (opposite the Club Hotel) is our only authorised agent in Masterton. 576 SPECIAL NOTICE. OA. BRIGGS & CO. beg to inform • their numerous customers and the public generally that they intond GIVING UP their BUSINESS as General StoreFrom this date all Goods will be sold at VERY LOW PRICES for CASH ONLY. Wo would request that all accounts owing to us he paid as soon as possible. In order to realise on oiir stock, we shall hold a GENUINE CLEARING SALE for ONE MONTH, commencing 21st March, fuller particulars of which will appear in a future advertisement. 722 MAIL NOTICE, MAILS for tho United Kingdom and Europe generally, via San Francisco, close on Saturday, the 26th instant at 6."" a,m, J. BAGGE, Postmaster: THE Carterton Rifle Volunteers will parade for Monthly Inspection on MONDAY, 4th April, at half-past seven p.m., at the Carterton Public Hall. • J. SNODGRASS, CapWn Commanding. THE Masterton Rifle Volunteers and Cadet Corps will Parade at the Town Hall on MONDAY, 28th inst,, at 7,60 p.m., Instead of Friday next. The Band to attend. After parade the badges will be given to the marksmen of tho Volunteer Corps. F. W. RUCK,. Captain Commanding M.R.V. <feO. Corps,

OATHOLIC DIRECTOR! SEEVICES. St. Patrick's, masterton, First and Third Sunday of month—ll a.m. Fifth Sunday (when occurring—9 a,in, Every Sunday Evening—7 p.m. Monday Mornings—B a.m. , ST, MARY'S, CARTERTON, First and Third Sundays -fl a.m, Fifth Sunday and Days'of Obligation—ll a.m. OHORCH OF THE " SACRED HEART," GREYTOWN. Second-Snnday—9 a.m, Fourth Sunday—ll a.m. ST. OERESA'S, FEATHERSTON. Second Sunday of the month—ll a.m. Fourth Sunday—9 a.m. ST. JOSEPH'S, TENUI. Last Sunday of October—ll a.m. „ November—4 p.m. n Jauiiary-4 p.m. „ March QHURCH SERVICES.- SUNDAY OHUROH OP ENGLAND. Masterton—ll a.m. and 7 p.m., Wednesday, 7 p.m. Opaki.—3rd Sunday in month, 3 p.m. Greytotvn.-II a.m. and 7 p.m. TOLEYAN CHURCH. Mabterton.—ll a.m. Mr E Rush. „ 2.30 p.m. Sunday school „ 7 p.m.. Ml' Bamber PRESBYTERIAN. Masterton.—ll a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday soliool 9.30 a.m. and 2.30 p.m. LOCAL PRODUCE. + Daily Office, Friday. Messrs Vile and D'Arcy report retail prices as under Butter (fresh) 9d .per lb. Butter (salt) Gd lb Cheese 8d per lb, Onions 2d per lb. Bacon lOd per'lb. Ham Is per lb, Eggs Is 3d per doz. Potatoes, 4a 6d per Fowl Wheat 3s per bushel. Oats, 2s per bushol. Maize, 3s 6d, Oatmeal, 14s per 1001b Pollard 5s Gd per 1001b. Bran, 2s Gd per 1001b, Seconds, 8s per 1001b Maize (crushed) 5s Gd Beans „ 5s Gd ' • Flour (sacks) 12s .6d ' ■ „ (100's) 13s" „ (50's) 13s Gd ' 'Wheaten meal, lOs'Gd per lOOlbs ' Barley, 3a to 3s Gd per bushel Oaten chaff, 2s 6d per sank . 1 .Crushed 2s 6d~ per bushel .